KIERAN GUILBERT

Baby, Maternal Deaths Soar In Sierra Leone On Ebola Fear --Researchers

10.07.2015 23:07 PM

Maternal and newborn deaths in Sierra Leone have soared since the Ebola outbreak in West Africa as fear of being infected and mistrust of health workers deter pregnant women from giving birth in health facilities, researchers said on Tuesday.

KIERAN GUILBERT

Baby, Maternal Deaths Soar In Sierra Leone On Ebola Fear --Researchers

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